The Preconscious Differs from the Unconscious in That

question 18

Multiple Choice

The preconscious differs from the unconscious in that

• A) the preconscious relates to phenomena we are able to be aware of if we attend to them.
• B) the preconscious relates to phenomena we cannot be aware of.
• C) the preconscious relates to phenomena before they happen.
• D) there is no difference.

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